Guest guest Posted May 14, 2008 Report Posted May 14, 2008 HI Steph.... Interesting about the nipple pain tying it into V pain... but sure not fun for you. Dr Allan did do a study on that and I used to have some info on it, (but lost it in my 'puter crash) you might be able to find something on it in a Google search. It's not that rare apparently. I just did a real quick 2 second search hon and didn't spot anything but I DID find something else that looks like a great read... Something may be in there as I didn't read it yet, I've got to get to bed it's 6:30 in the morning and the sun is up. * OMG how time gets away from me. YIKES.... http://www.binik-lab.com/pdf/11.pdf Titled: Vestibular tactile and pain thresholds in women with vulvar vestibulitis syndrome And yep I'm one who can climax with that stimulation, LOL not that I want to but can. Bellybutton sensitivity too (in a good way) *chuckle* Hugs hon and 'g'nite world.. Dee ----- Original Message ----- From: Kesler Dee wrote: Dr. Allan Gordon is a older long time member of the VD group and is located in the Toronto Ontario (Canada) area. He and Sandi Sharp (another long time member) did a big survey or poll using us. Also did a study connecting nipple pain with clitoral pain too.” Wow! For my entire adult life, I’ve experience mild to severe discomfort on the nipple front. I always figured that I was wired wrong. It’s funny, I have women friends who’ve described orgasms initiated via nipple action only. My experience would be the polar opposite. I simply cannot bear the sensation. It’s not explicit pain, instead it’s a sensation that makes my stomach insides crawl and initiates the most physically intense feeling of depression – all within a few seconds. It never dawned on me that it could be associated with vulvodynia. Steph Quote
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